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Hazardous materials stored in 56 containers on cargo ship that toppled Baltimore Key Bridge: Coast Guard

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Dozens of containers onboard the cargo ship that toppled the Baltimore Key Bridge have hazardous materials inside, Coast Guard officials said Wednesday.

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  1. Kokomo Tribune

    The Latest | Ship that collapsed Baltimore bridge was carrying hazardous materials, officials say (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    The National Transportation Safety Board says the cargo ship that caused the bridge collapse in Baltimore was carrying hazardous materials. NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy says there are 56 containers aboard

  2. Fox News

    Baltimore bridge collapse: Coast Guard says 56 containers on cargo ship have hazardous materials (opens Fox News)

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    Coast Guard Vice Adm. Peter Gautier says 56 containers onboard the ship that hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore have hazardous materials, but there is no safety threat.

  3. Independent Journal Review

    Investigators: 764 Tons of Hazardous Material Involved in Baltimore Bridge Disaster, Some Has Spilled Into Water (opens Independent Journal Review)

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    The National Transportation Safety Board has confirmed that the container ship that knocked out Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge early

  4. New York Post

    Hazardous materials stored in 56 containers on cargo ship that toppled Baltimore Key Bridge: Coast Guard (opens New York Post)

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    Dozens of containers onboard the cargo ship that toppled the Baltimore Key Bridge have hazardous materials inside, Coast Guard officials said Wednesday.

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